Mercedes W245 Seat Belt Rear Right O/S Safety Belt Black A1698608085

The Mercedes W245 Rear Right Seat Belt is an original part from the seat belts and parts category, designed for installation on the rear right side of the vehicle. Its black color ensures consistency with the factory interior finish, and the OEM construction guarantees proper functioning of the passenger safety system.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: A1698608085
• Mark: Mercedes (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: A1698608085
• Substitutable numbers: A1698608085, A 169 860 80 85, AS
• Location on the vehicle: Rear, Right
• Color: Black
• Category: Seat Belts & Parts

Purpose and Fitment

The presented rear right seat belt for Mercedes W245 is designed as a component installed on the rear right side of the vehicle. Thanks to its factory-matched mounting geometry and appropriately selected webbing length, the belt works with the original anchoring points and retractor mechanisms in the W245 body.

The black color of the webbing and hardware allows for an aesthetic integration into the standard interior, without discrepancies in shade or texture, which is important both visually and for maintaining the consistency of the cabin's equipment.

Component Construction and Function

The rear right seat belt plays a crucial role in the passenger protection system. The retractor mechanism, inertia lock, and appropriately calibrated webbing guide are designed to:

• stabilize the passenger's posture during sudden braking or changes in direction,
• limit body movement in the event of a collision, working in conjunction with other passive safety elements,
• ensure smooth webbing extension and retraction under normal driving conditions, without jerks or jams.

The original construction for the Mercedes W245 means that the mechanism's operating parameters have been selected for the specific body geometry, vehicle weight, and seating arrangement, which translates to predictable system behavior in emergency situations.

Benefits of Using an Original Seat Belt

Choosing an original rear right seat belt for a Mercedes offers a number of practical advantages:

• Factory Fitment – compatibility with mounting points, guides, and upholstery trim, without the need for modifications.
• Visual Consistency – the black color of the webbing and plastic components harmonizes with the standard interior, which is important for professional post-accident repairs.
• Predictable Performance – the mechanism's operating parameters comply with the vehicle manufacturer's specifications, contributing to the maintenance of the proper level of passive safety.
• Easier Compatibility Verification – unambiguous matching possible using OEM and replacement part numbers in service documentation.

Condition, Application, and Installation

The seat belt is in used condition, allowing for an economical repair of the safety system while maintaining the original manufacturer's specifications. This type of component is particularly useful for professional post-accident repairs, replacing a damaged belt, or restoring the full functionality of the rear seat.

Installation should be performed by a person experienced with passive safety systems, adhering to the correct tightening torque for mounting bolts and manufacturer procedures. A correctly installed rear right belt ensures proper webbing guidance relative to the seat and backrest, which affects user comfort and effectiveness in critical situations.

Other Seat Belts and Technical Knowledge

If you are looking for other Mercedes seat belts and parts for your car, check out the Mercedes seat belts and parts available in our store to select components tailored to your specific model and body version.

When selecting original used parts, knowledge of OEM and VIN identification procedures can also be helpful. In this context, it is worth reading an article describing practices used for the BMW brand – many principles are analogous for other manufacturers: BMW – Sporty Performance and Precision. How Original Used Parts Extend the Life of the Bavarian Icon?